Superior Stone Products Acrylic Penetrating Stone Adhesive – Quart, Penetrating, Flowing
Superior Stone Products Acrylic Penetrating Stone Adhesive – Quart, Penetrating, Flowing
The Superior Stone Products Acrylic Penetrating Stone Adhesive is the penetrating, flowing grade of Superior's acrylic stone adhesive, supplied as a one-quart container under item number 200-15200-11.
Key Features
- Penetrating, flowing grade, so the adhesive runs into a joint or a hairline rather than standing up as a bead.
- Supplied as a quart; the -11 suffix is Superior's quart container code throughout this catalogue.
- Published by Superior's distributors as Superior Acrylic Penetrating Adhesive (1 Quart), part SP-200-15200-11, and by Superior itself in a safety data sheet titled Superior Acrylics Penetrating.
- Superior publishes no substrate list and no restriction for this adhesive, so neither is stated here.
Who Is This For?
Stone fabricators and countertop shops that need a thin, penetrating acrylic adhesive for tight joints and hairline work rather than a paste that has to be tooled. A quart is a bench quantity for intermittent use rather than a production container.
What This Is Not For
A flowing adhesive will run out of an open miter or a vertical joint, so this is the wrong choice where the bond line has to hold its shape while it cures; the Superior Stone Products Gold Stone Adhesive - Quart, GV-5, Knife Grade is the paste alternative in the same quart size. It is also a fabrication adhesive, not a setting adhesive, so it is wrong for bonding stone or tile down to plywood, backer board, concrete or masonry - use the Superior Stone Products E-1500-S Tile & Stone Setting Epoxy for that.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this item?
This item is one quart of Superior Acrylic Penetrating stone adhesive, Superior item number 200-15200-11.
What does penetrating mean on this adhesive?
Superior sells this acrylic adhesive in a penetrating, flowing grade, which means it is thin enough to run into a joint or a hairline instead of sitting on the surface as a paste would.
How much hardener does it take and how fast does it set?
Superior does not publish a hardener percentage, gel time or cure time for the Acrylic Penetrating adhesive in the sources on file. Follow the figures printed on the container and on the hardener.
What stone can it be used on?
Superior publishes no substrate list or substrate restriction for its Acrylic Penetrating adhesive, so no stone type is named as excluded or as required.